Debug VmPro Linux 3

[DennyHeack]

Hi all,

for windows there is dbgview to trace Voicemail Operations.

Does anybody know how I would do this on the Linux version?

 

[tlpeter]

Login in to the webcontrol and go to settings.
Then set the logging to Verbose.
I think you can do this from the VMPro client too when you are logged in.
Just press F9 and you will see it.


BAZINGA!

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[DennyHeack]

Thnx!

 

[DennyHeack]

Where should this information become visible?

the log page (as webcontrol) stays blank

 

[tlpeter]

There should be a file become available.
I had the same problem today, it just did not show up.
But i had one a couple of days ago with a problem logged in it.


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[DennyHeack]

I'll try restarting the voicemailservice

 

[tlpeter]

I just had a look.
Login with a SSH client and go to the folder opt/vmpro/logs
There are the debugview logs.


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[kholladay]

You don't even have to do that Peter.

1) Webcontrol > Settings > change Voicemail debug level to Verbose
2) Logs > Download > Create Archive button in Logs section
3) Download the desired log depending on what you are debugging

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[tlpeter]

Kyle, you are right.
For me it did not show up because i did not actually made a call.
I was trying to reproduce bug 17 on the NPI site.
But it does change nothing so there is nothing in the log and is not even made.


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[DennyHeack]

Thnx guys,

I also forgot to generate a call first...